You may not know Connie Smith ... reissue label Bear Family Records called "Latest Shade Of Blue - The Columbia Recordings 1973-'76," (ph) four CDs chronicling Smith's entire output at Columbia ...

It was a whirlwind, and by summer of ’64, Smith had her first hit for RCA with the record-setting Anderson-penned smash “Once a Day.” A year later, Connie Smith herself joined the Grand Ole ...

So what drives the 80-year-old country legend to still record? "It's what I love ... Linda Ronstadt, and Connie Smith. The rest of us are only pretending." Yet Smith downplays the lavish ...

Connie Smith has announced the release of her 54th studio album -- an accomplishment few can claim. The Cry of the Heart is due out on Aug. 21 through Fat Possum Records. Smith’s husband ...

commercial director of WH Smith’s high street operations. "To me it's no surprise that vinyl is growing in popularity again, and we are very excited to be bringing back record selections to more ...

Explore Explore Connie Smith See latest videos, charts and news See latest videos, charts and news With the Aug. 20 release of The Cry of the Heart on Fat Possum Records, the Country Music Hall of ...

Singing got Connie Smith ... Dolly Parton. Smith’s fans proved more consistent than her luck with recording labels as she left RCA in 1973 to go to Columbia Records, then Monument, Epic and ...

“I’ve always believed it’s the cry of the heart,” the 80-year-old singer and songwriter Connie Smith ... songs I love,” Smith said. “I told Marty, ‘I have to record this.’” ...